The Hearsch Angocoellum Rifle: A functional Steam/Cyber Punk Rifle

Step 13 Finishing Touches

the last hammer blow drove the final nail into the lid. The casket maker stepped back and wiped the sweat from his brow. Looked to the left over the tortured bodies of the slain and saw in his minds eye the long horrible line of morbid boxes yet to be done and sighed . . . business was good . . .too good.

It seems that a project sometimes is never quite complete . . .but if you're this far there isn't much further to go. Look over the whole thing, step back from it, turn it around . . .really attack it visually . . .and fix anything that doesn't look right. I've seen what seems like an infinite amount of projects (largely due to my involvement in the fine arts at school) whose creators got the work "far enough" and then simply quit . . .this is almost more sad than watching all the people who have only heard of the word "art". The finishing touches are the single most important part of almost any undertaking(heh like the word choice? UNDERTAKING!!! get it!?! I know, I know my raw and blinding wit is too much).

Now you're done! post some pictures! show it off! and if you want move onto the next step for a quick discussion on ammunition and the general working of the gun as well as things I've noticed about it's performance.